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Imagenomic Portraiture

A skin retouching plugin that smooths, heals and evens tone while leaving eyes, lashes, brows and fabric detail untouched, in one pass across a whole batch.

Version4.5
PublisherImagenomic
Size84.4 MB
Refreshed1 month ago
Downloads217,677
Rating4.6 out of 5, 5,442 votes

Overview

Manual skin retouching is slow and repetitive, and frequency separation done badly produces the waxy look that gives retouching a bad name. Portraiture exists to solve the volume problem: it builds a skin mask automatically, applies smoothing that preserves pore texture rather than erasing it, and leaves everything outside the mask completely alone, which is where most automatic smoothers fail.

The mask is the important part. Skin is detected by tone range with adjustable hue, saturation and brightness limits, and can be sampled directly from the image with an eyedropper so an unusual skin tone or difficult lighting is handled by pointing at it rather than by fighting a preset. The generated mask can be viewed on its own, which makes it obvious when a wooden background or a beige jacket has been caught and needs the range narrowed.

Smoothing runs across separate detail bands rather than as one blur. Fine, medium and large detail are controlled independently, so blemishes and uneven texture at one scale can be reduced while pore level detail at another is preserved. Alongside the smoothing sit enhancement controls for sharpness, softness, warmth, tint, brightness and contrast applied only inside the mask, which means skin can be evened and warmed without shifting the rest of the frame.

The practical value is at volume. A preset built for one image applies to a whole shoot, and the plugin runs inside the host's own batch process, so several hundred frames from an event or a catalogue shoot get consistent skin treatment in one unattended pass. Every host version is included in the installer, which detects what is on the machine and installs the matching formats.

Key Features

  • Automatic skin mask detection by tone range with eyedropper sampling from the image
  • Mask preview so incorrectly included background areas are immediately visible
  • Independent smoothing across fine, medium and large detail bands
  • Pore level texture preserved rather than blurred away
  • Enhancement controls for sharpness, softness, warmth, tint, brightness and contrast inside the mask only
  • Presets covering the common portrait, glamour, high key and natural treatments
  • Custom presets saved and applied across a whole shoot for consistency
  • Runs inside the host batch process for unattended treatment of hundreds of frames
  • Works on layers and smart objects so the effect stays non destructive
  • Installs into every supported host on the machine from one installer

What Changed in This Build

  • Improved skin detection on darker skin tones and mixed lighting
  • Faster processing on high resolution files
  • New preset set covering natural and editorial treatments
  • Better edge behaviour where skin meets hair and fabric

System Requirements

ProcessorIntel or AMD 64-bit, 4 cores or more recommended
Memory8 GB minimum, 16 GB for batch work on large files
GraphicsAny GPU with hardware acceleration support
Storage300 MB free
Host applicationA supported raster editor or raw processor already installed

Release Details

Full titleImagenomic Portraiture
Version string4.5
PublisherImagenomic
CategorySoftware
LicenceFull version, all host plugins included
PlatformWindows 10 and 11, 64-bit
Interface languageEnglish
Archive size84.4 MB
Mirrors4 active, all reporting online
Listedrefreshed 1 month ago, checked again 40 minutes ago

Installation Notes

  • Apply it to a duplicate layer or a smart object so the strength can be pulled back afterwards with layer opacity.
  • Check the mask preview before batching. A background in a skin tone range is the usual cause of an odd looking set.
  • Build the preset on a representative frame from the shoot rather than the best lit one, so the whole set holds up.

Before You Start

Read the notes above before running setup. Most of the problems people write in about are covered there, and almost all of them come down to an older version of the same software still being installed, a graphics driver that predates the release, or a security suite quarantining part of the package mid install.

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Frequently Asked

Does it make skin look plastic?

Not when the detail bands are set sensibly. It works across separate scales specifically so pore texture survives the smoothing.

Can it run on a whole shoot?

Yes. Save a preset and run it through the host's batch process for unattended treatment of hundreds of frames.

Which hosts are supported?

The common raster editors and raw processors. The installer detects what is present and installs the matching plugin formats.

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